Study a painting briefly, then restore its nine pieces. Earn Impeccable by placing every piece correctly on the first try. Enjoy the finished artwork and a little of its history. A free daily browser puzzle with Mona Lisa practice.
Amountle
Watch objects fall, then estimate how many landed across five daily rounds.
What is Amountle?
Amountle is a daily visual estimation game that asks a simple question: how many? Each day, players watch objects fall and try to estimate the count.
How to play Amountle
The core daily puzzle spans five rounds, each presenting a fresh pile of falling objects to estimate. The game also offers several alternate modes: a fill mode where you pour objects to match a target number, an over/under mode that asks whether the count is above or below a guess, and a survival mode that continues until you miss. A countdown timer keeps each estimate quick.
Tips & strategy
- Watch the objects land before committing to a number — the fall animation is part of the information.
- The fill mode rewards matching the target exactly, so steady pouring beats a hasty guess.
- Your guessing patterns are tracked after several saved rounds, which can help you see whether you tend to over- or under-estimate.
Frequently asked questions
Is Amountle free to play?
Yes. The daily puzzle is free, with no ads and no pay-to-win mechanics. An optional one-time purchase, Amountle+, adds an Encore second daily puzzle, a full archive of past dailies, and streak freezes, but purchases never affect scores or ranks.
How does the daily streak work?
Completing the daily puzzle each day builds a public streak. Streak freezes (available as a purchase) can protect your streak after one missed day.
Can I play past puzzles?
Yes. Past daily puzzles are available through the archive, though replaying and scoring them is an Amountle+ feature.
Where to play
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